Je vous salue, Marie [Xvid Ita Fra] J.L. Godard [TNT Village]

[*]Titolo: "Je vous salue, Marie"
[*]Nazionalità: Francia - Gran Bretagna - Svizzera
[*]Anno: 1984
[*]Genere: Drammatico
[*]Regia: Jean-Luc Godard
[*]Durata: 1h 16min
[*]Soggetto: Jean-Luc Godard
[*]Sceneggiatura: Jean-Luc Godard
[*]Fotografia: Jacques Firmann, Jean Bernard Menoud
[*]Montaggio: Jean-Luc Godard
[*]Musiche: Johan Sebastian Bach, Antonin Dvorak, John Coltrane
[*]Luoghi delle riprese: Ginevra (Svizzera)
[*]Produzione: Pegase - J.L.G. - Sara Film - S.S.R. Film - Channel 4
[*]Distribuzione: Cineteca Lucana - Ventana
[*]Interpreti: Manon Anderson (

la bambina

), Juliette Binoche (

Giulietta

), Anne Gauthier (

Eva

), Philippe Lacoste (

Gabriele

), Johan Leysen (

il professore

), Jara Kohan Malachi (

Gesù

), Thierry Rode (

Giuseppe

), Myriem Roussel (

Maria

)


TRAMA
Marie , una giovane benzinaia fidanzata con Giuseppe , un tassista, riceve una visita di Gabriele , accompagnato da una bambina, che le comunica che presto diventerà madre. Sorpresa, Maria risponde che "non conosce alcuna persona e che pertanto questa notizia le appare assurda". Eppure, senza concorso d'uomo, Maria è incinta. Incredulo è Giuseppe e anche arrabbiato, incredulo è il ginecologo che visita Maria. La ragazza è vergine ed insieme è madre. Gabriele interviene in modi piuttosto bruschi per far comprendere a Giuseppe che deve abbandonare ogni umana gelosia e proteggere con religioso sentimento d'amore il mistero che si è realizzato in Maria. Il bimbo nasce, cresce e se ne va per la sua strada. Ormai Maria ha compiuto la sua missione, come ironicamente le dice Gabriele: "Je vous salue Marie", e potrà d'ora in poi essere come tutte le altre donne, usando liberamente della sua sessualità dopo essersi ribellata a un Dio che esige troppo da lei.

This is a fascinating film. The story of a modern day Virgin Mary dealing with issues like human sexuality and the divinity as well as themes of "intelligent design"/creationism are challenging for the viewer to say the least. Godard has always been way ahead of his time in terms of formal aspects of film as well as socio-political points of view. This film was shot in 1984-85 and he addresses issues that are very relevant to the contemporary resurgence of faith - especially in American society today.
The fact that the professor's teachings are thinly veiled creationism as science is very revealing. It provides background and encourages the viewer question what is really going on with Mary and the idea of the creator/divine affecting her body and her life.
The nudity is not exploitative. A feminist reading of the film would probably be positive since the character of Mary is shown as intensely self-aware and strong rather than victimized or exploited.
The cinematography of Menoud and Firmann is excellent throughout. This applies to both the nature photography as well as the narrative composed shots. I think a lot of the shots were composed with the idea of replicating some classical paintings (Giotto, Fra Angelico) with severe fore-shortening.
The sound track is multiple-layered mix of music from Bach (St. Matthew's Passion, Concertos) and Dvorak, dialog and sounds of natural environment and wildlife. It's a relatively short film (78 minutes) - but it's amazing to see and hear how densely compact it is with a very complex relationship of sound and image .
The way this film tackles the concept of divinity as it pertains to modern life is bound to cause controversy amongst conservative followers of organized religion precisely because it forces you to question what is taken as absolute. Whether you find it blasphemous or reverent is beside the point - that's the difference between spoonfed mainstream movies(like POTC) and the engaging cinema of Godard. You will find no moralistic pandering here. If you are close-minded or easily upset about nudity, then this film is not for you. If you have an open mind and are just curious to see what one of the true masters of cinema was capable of 20 years ago then you should see this interesting film. If you are willing to question the story of Mary not only from a theological perspective but from a post-modern point of view, then it is essential viewing .

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